07:30 and underway. The crew is well rested, over fed and in good spirits. Less than a foot chop, sunshine and little wind.
09:00. Home port is in sight. 7.9 gallons burned since Friday.
With luck it is early enough that nobody will notice I’m landing barefoot and in pajamas.
Luck was not with me. The channel was running just over 4 knots and I did not feel I could safely get in. I sat and jogged in the current for about an hour, enough time for the current to drop to just over 3 knots and plenty of time to see exactly what it was doing next to the new breakwater. I made it in without fanfare, but there is a rather narrow line that will be required to follow when the current is chugging. With the full moon, we were pushing a good ten foot of water in the exchange.